From: SFeldberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Sat Sep 15 2001 - 14:39:06 GMT-3
The routes are going into holdown because they are being fed back into IGRP
from OSPF- you have created a routing loop.
Take note of the networks that are going into holdown and make sure that
you are using the appropriate distribute-list (in or out) between your IGRP
peers to break the loop.
Steve
"ccie spoon"
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10:06 AM
Please
respond to
"ccie spoon"
hello everyone,
this is just a quick note asking for a summary (!) to a problem that
research into the archives has only served to confuse my more about...
redistribution of ospf into igrp. As I understand summary address will NOT
work on the ASBR as the command is intended for routes going into ospf.
Area
range is a better solution but, of course the router has to be an ASBR.
Default network and (deep breath) statics are your other choices.
The problem is that I get inconsistent results in my lab (even after
applying route maps to prevent feedback etc.)
Routes show up in IGRP..then go into holddown.
If anyone could offer some kind of assistance / concise explanation or a
pointer to one, it would be much appreciated.
Regards
Spoon
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